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The Slimm Filter Reusable Filter Set features two premium stainless steel mesh filters designed specifically for AeroPress coffee and espresso makers. These durable, eco-friendly filters deliver a smooth, full-bodied coffee experience by preserving essential oils and eliminating grounds in your cup. Included is a complimentary recipe book to help you master barista-grade brews at home, making this set a smart, sustainable upgrade for coffee enthusiasts.







| ASIN | B00SAEX73U |
| Best Sellers Rank | #89,496 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #187 in Reusable Coffee Filters |
| Brand Name | Slimm Filter |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,518) |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Slimm Beverage Accessories |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Shape | Disk |
| UPC | 638936832381 885300155878 |
| Unit Count | 2.0 Count |
R**E
Works great, no grounds, bargain price
Very pleased. I can't speak for making coffee the "regular" way; I've always made my Aeropress coffee using the inverted method (the regular way is too weak for my taste). This is a perfect replacement for paper filters. It's also a bargain price compared to the name-brand ones. The coffee is delicious, and no grounds get through. The only issue is that my husband still prefers the paper filters, and he's been known to pop my metal filter right into the compost when cleaning the tube. Keep an eye on your spouse and you should be fine :)
D**P
Wow, even better than I had expected
Last time, I bought a bad batch of paper filters which were slightly larger than the inside diameter of my AeroPress cap. So I wanted to give a try of this reusable filter. I also read some of bad reviews so I didn't give it a high expectation. But to my surprise, it not only works well in terms of filtering the coffee grinds, it works even better than paper filters. It is not only reusable(I think that they will last as long as your AeroPress), it also gives out better coffee flavors because none of the oil in coffee is absorbed by the filter. This is beyond what I expected. However, the filter does get clogged up with tiny coffee grinds over time. Rings of dark spots will form corresponding to the holes on the Aeropress cap. Some people may throw it away at this point and replace it with a new one. Don't. It still has plenty of life if you clean it up. Detergent may help to reduce the clogs, but the rings can still be seen. The way to get rid of clog is to burn it out. I find the most efficient way is to use a heat gun. You place the filter in a cast iron skillet on a stove top (or any heat resistent surface), and heat up the filter with a heat gun ( or a propane torch whichever easier for you). After a couple of minutes, you will see the dark rings disappearing. Then you place the filter into a bowl of water. As soon as you start rubbing it, you will find the carbonized particles released into the water. The filter will be almost free from the clogs, except the some spots near the outer rim of the filter, which have no performance impact at all. Each filter will last for years, if you declog it every few months.
A**D
Not sure about this item.
Second update: Some time after posting an update to my original review, Amazon sent me a full refund for my purchase. A day later I found an email in my inbox from the company that makes the filter. In it the representative explained that my email, in which I had replied with a shipping address for a replacement, had gone to the spam inbox and was recently discovered. Although the original intent was to send me a replacement for one of the two filters I had purchased (equaling a 50% refund in value) due to the long delay in responding the company was issuing me a full refund. Well done. Update: After using this product off and on for a few weeks, the metal frame that surrounds the filter screen began to separate. I contacted the maker to let them know so that they could make design changes if it was becoming a common problem rather than a one off flaw. The man who answered my email asked for my address so that he could send me a replacement. A replacement never arrived so after a reasonable time I sent a follow up email in case my first response had gotten lost or forgotten. I never received a reply or a replacement. I won't bother to pursue this further because I have no expectation at this point of receiving a reply or replacement but I decided to amend my review to reflect my experience. There was no animosity from my end in our communications and the original reply I received was also cordial. It's just that the representative never followed through. I'm not going to purchase this item again so I can't say if my experience was a unique one as far as the separation of the frame on the filter. But if other people give similar reviews there will be good reason to go back to the drawing board as far as the design. FYI, this item was carefully used, hand-washed and set on a towel on the counter to dry after use. So it was not subject to rough handling or high water temperatures other than brewing coffee. I also used the upside-down brewing technique so the hot water from brewing did not sit on the filter for longer than the time it takes to press the coffee through through the Aeropress. I suspect that the spot welds are not strong enough. My Original Review: When I purchased my S-filters I was only looking for a way to avoid having to refill paper filters for the Aeropress I had just ordered. While waiting for both my Aeropress and my S-filters to arrive I did some online research and learned that the S-filter had undergone some changes that made the filter even better than prior version and that the S-filter was preferred by many people for several reasons including what some seemed to think was a better brew. So, lucky me. Without even realizing it, I had potentially upgraded my Aeropress with this order. The filter lives up to the good reviews. It is thin enough to fit easily in the Aeropress. It should be the only filter I'll ever need and it does a wonderful job of filtering my coffee. I can't compare it to other metal filters but I can promise that it is a very fine filter. Even with a finer grind the grounds do not get stuck in the mesh, they up just rinse right off, so cleaning up is a snap. The coffee tastes great. What more is there to say? After making a few cups I do prefer the inverted method of brewing to keep all the water inside until I'm ready to press but it's not a difficult method by any means.
H**N
Resueable SS filter
Aero press is a great and worthy invention. I use it for household, camping and travel. Fits inside a travel bag. The drag is always having to bring dedicated coffee filters. This is a stainless steel filter disk that fits the aero press coffee maker perfectly. It can be rinsed on the go and infinitely reusable. Eliminates the need for paper filters. It fits inside the unit so easy to br8ng along. The SS filter also allows the oils of the coffee to come through. Makes a perfect cup every time. Hot water is all you need with your favorite coffee.
A**R
After pouring too much water into aeropress to make first coffee, realized that filter screen allows water to fill up cup. With paper filters, no water passed through. Filling press up half way does not overfill cup. Now less mess and coffee still tastes great.
L**E
I prefer using these filters as they are easy to clean and reuse.
R**E
Funciona bien para técnica invertida
C**E
What's more to say, it works great, filters a bit quicker than paper but not so much that it makes much difference; and so far a quick rinse under that tap is all that's needed to clean it.
J**B
Fits the aeropress well, cleans easily. No issues so far.
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